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Origins and Impacts of Artificial Intelligence
Have you ever questioned why AI was created or who was behind it? Well, a group of researchers created AI to mimic human problem-solving skills. In 1956, John McCarthy introduced the term “artificial intelligence” during a research meeting at Dartmouth College, where scientists discussed whether machines could learn and think like humans. This meeting became one of the most important starting points for modern AI. John McCarthy "I don't see that human intelligence is somethi
Fliasha Holmes
2 days ago2 min read


How Social Media Influences What People Buy
In today’s world social media plays a role in shaping what people buy. Platforms like Instagram and TikTok are not just for entertainment anymore, they are extremely powerful tools for advertisers. Every day users are exposed to products through posts, ads, and videos. For example, if someone sees an influencer wearing a brand like Nike they are more likely to consider buying it because people take recommendations from people they follow and admire, as well as ads. Colin Kaep
Jona Peralta
2 days ago3 min read


Why Is Music Important?
Music is important to humans because it connects to our emotions, brains, culture and social lives in ways few other things can. Music helps people express and process emotions. It can make us feel happy, sad, motivated or relaxed. People often listen to music to match or change their mood. Songs can communicate feelings that can’t be put into words. Different cultures have unique styles, instruments and rhythms. I interviewed a few people about the importance of music. Jona
Jona Peralta
2 days ago2 min read


A Senseless Killing
Christopher Redding, a 16 year old football star at “John F Kennedy HIgh School” tragically sustained a fatal gunshot wound to his back on February 11, 2026. He got into an altercation with 3 people at Mcdonald’s in Broadway and West 238th street in Kingsbridge. I interviewed Ariana, a classmate and friend of Christopher. She had this to say when I asked what type of person Christopher was: “He always put a smile on your face no matter if he was having a bad day. He wouldn’t
Sheyla Mendoza
3 days ago2 min read


Fast Fashion
From The Environmental Impact of Fast Fashion, Explained In today’s fashion industry, the most popular and most convenient way of obtaining clothes has been through fast fashion. Consumers can purchase clothing faster and cheaper with only a tap. However, fast fashion presents a serious threat to the environment, human labor it employs, and even altering the way we think when browsing for clothing. This article goes into the social impacts of fast fashion observing the practi
Lynn Zepeda
Mar 253 min read


Prisoners Have Had Enough
Prisoners have had enough. Not only do their human rights get violated, they go through so much abuse and cruelty in jail. In a piece by writer Nikky Finney in the book Like a Hammer: Poets on Mass Incarceration, she talks about the heartbreaking story of George Stinney Jr., a 14-year-old Black boy who was wrongly accused of assaulting two white girls. Even though there was no evidence, the police pressured him into confessing a crime he didn’t commit, using threats and viol
Emani Barbour
Mar 252 min read


Residents at the Fulton & Elliott-Chelsea Houses Face Uncertainty
The Fulton & Elliott-Chelsea Houses demolition brings fear upon many residents especially those that are old and will have trouble moving. Many of them don't know what's going to happen to their homes. Who it is affecting are the people who currently live in NYCHA buildings, which were made for the less fortunate, so moving them out will cost money many of them don't have. There are also lots of elderly people in the community and it would be very hard for them to move. The e
Emilio Heredia
Mar 252 min read


The Duality of Robotics
Robotics has been around since somewhere near the 1950s. Like other technology, it has been used for good, and it has been used for harm. This is the duality within tech, especially robotics. Nowadays, robotics and AI is being funded and evolving more than ever. Robotics and AI is being used in many fields, such as security and defense, medical, education, and more. Some fields of robotics are funded and prioritized more than others. As Forsyth science teacher David said “The
Kevin Peach
Mar 242 min read


As a teen trying to get a job, why is it so complicated?
Don't you think it's been a struggle? As a teenager trying to get a job, it can feel confusing and frustrating. Some people say that job opportunities for teens are easy to find and that getting hired isn’t that hard. But many teenagers would disagree. They say that even though there are jobs out there, it’s difficult to actually get hired because employers keep turning them down. So why does this happen? One big reason might be experience. Many jobs ask for previous work exp
Emani Barbour
Mar 121 min read


Baseball in The Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic has a national baseball team that is one of the strongest in international baseball. This team represents the Dominican Republic in global tournaments. The team were champions in 2013. They were also undefeated that season, becoming the first team to achieve that in the tournament. Baseball is the most popular sport in the Dominican Republic and is tied to the country’s identity. A lot of kids grow up playing baseball in small town academies. I spoke to
Jona Peralta
Mar 122 min read


From Blues to Modern Day Music
Whether you enjoy Green Day or Nirvana, or enjoy listening to R&B artists like SZA, they likely stem from Blues. Blues is rooted in African American culture and was pioneered in the 19th century in the Deep South, specifically in the Mississippi Delta region, to act as a profound form of emotional expression, coping, and resilience. Ma Rainey was the first popular stage entertainer to incorporate authentic blues into her song repertoire. According to Biography.com “Rainey’
Kevin Peach
Mar 121 min read


The Complicated Capture of Nicolas Maduro
Nicolas Maduro - for some the worst, for some a hero. Maduro was captured January 3rd 2026 in Caracas, Venezuela by US forces. Maduro was captured because he managed to help and lead the cartel of the Suns, a venezuelan drug trafficking organization. Even though he was doing wrong there are still people who support him, like the people who still have power in Venezuela. To get different points of view I interviewed some staff and a student from Forsyth Satellite Academy, Nick
Jason Cruz
Mar 102 min read


Have You Heard Laundry Day?
Music has always been more than just sound; it's a movement. For fans of artists like Mac DeMarco, Arctic Monkeys, Mitski, and Weezer, one band bringing the same indie energy to a new generation is LAUNDRY DAY! Formed in 2018 in new york city by high school friends jude ciulla, henry weingartener, sawyer nunes, henry pearl, the indie pop group transformed basement jam sessions into sold out shows and millions of streams. Through self-produced tracks, social media promotion, a
Abby Lebron
Mar 103 min read


Carl Hall
Mar 62 min read


Las deportaciones de migrantes y el caos aumentarán en Estados Unidos
Trump en el muro fronterizo - Reuters Según Documented, "Se ha ordenado la deportación de más de 250,000 residentes de Nueva York". Casi esa misma cantidad ya ha sido deportada en todo el país desde el comienzo del segundo mandato de Trump, según el New York Times. Las nacionalidades más representadas en estas deportaciones son latinoamericanas. Incluso durante el primer gobierno de Trump, existía la idea de que las personas no serían deportadas a países donde necesitaban pro
Anonymous
Mar 51 min read


Migrant Deportations And Chaos Will Increase In The United States
Deportations happen every day. Trump at Border Wall - Reuters According to Docu mented , "Over 250,000 New York residents have been ordered deported." Nearly that many have already been deported around the country since the beginning of Trump's second term, according to the New York Times . The nationalities most represented in these deportations are Latin American. Even during Trump's first administration, there was a certain understanding that people wouldn't be deported
Anonymous
Mar 51 min read


Israel's subjugation of Palestine
Since its inception, the United States of America has amassed a vast history of puppet states, political assassinations, and a slew of human rights violations. Whether it be for material gain or ideological supremacy, this country is wont to undermine the sovereignty of just about anyone that doesn't keep a nuclear weapon handy. Camel of Hardship (1973) by Sliman Mansour Most notably, the state of Israel; having been historically used by the U.S. as a stake in Middle Eastern
Anonymous
Mar 22 min read


Music and Immigration Politics
by Yajaira Jacobo Should Mexican artists get their visas taken away for the songs they perform and the lyrics they use? Do y’all think...
Yajaira Jacobo
Jun 17, 20253 min read


Our Hard Pushes
by Kayla Marie Tyler How do you stay motivated? As an 18-year-old that is really a fan of school I sometimes take days off to lock myself in my room. I know y’all teens can relate but after time this just made me lazy and extra tired so to stay motivated I think about the financial future I want. Ben, a 37 year old librarian at Forsyth shows us a picture of his wife with their first “baby” - a kitten. He expresses that when he is working, living and even having fun his wife i
Kayla Marie Tyler
Jun 16, 20251 min read


Immigration Judges
by Kevon Aikens Have you heard about Trump's immigration policy? Many 2024/2025 immigration judges are ex-ICE workers and military...
Kevon Aikens
Jun 16, 20252 min read

